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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-05
The kentucky Election.
lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l

LOUISVILLE, August 4.-There are no
returns in this morning IN addition to
those in the morning papers. A very
fair idea of the situation is contained III
the estimate of the Couricr-journdt,
which says additional returns this
morning do not give any indication OF n
ground swell. As far as we can Judge
the Democratic losses are due to conf
dence and indifference in our party
and unusually good organization on the
part of the Republicans. The Repub-
lcans voted and the Democrats stayed
at home. Our returns are from fifty
counties. which cast 60 per cent. OF the
whole vote Of the State. The Republi-
can vote in the count reported is little
over 60 per cent. OF the total,
and the Democratic vote little
over 50. These :iity-six counties
show n loss from the Cleveland MAORI
ty (34,s39) Of 7,710. If the ratio of
gains to losses continues the same for
the remaining 40 per cent. the net
Democratic loss viii be II, $50, leaving
Buckner's majority over Bradley
21,9s9. The Republicans are claiming
better things than this from the noun
tain counties, but some of their best
counties have reported, while counties
in the western portion Of the State have
been very slow with their returns.
There is nothing whatever in the situa-
zion which indicates a greater prop0r-
Tomato loss in the remaining counties,
end with the information obtainablc
this morning we do not doubt Bnck-
Ter will have 1900 more votes than
bradley. II the majority IS not as
large as our pride demands the Demo
Gratis have only themselves to blame.
The Commercials summary IS as
follows: Sevonty-oight counties have
reported so far, leaving fortyone to
report These figures are from the most
reliable dispatches, agreeing with the
returns received at both Republican and
Democratic headquarters. The average
gain per county, from the reports 50
far received, is $50. On the same ratio
the net Republican gain Of the whole
State viii be s., $50. This will leave
majority for Euckner Counting the
vote for Knott at Al, 400 OF 5,72j.
The gross Republican gain SO far as
heard from is 25,0G0. Six counties
show a Democratic gain of go, leaving
"A net Rcpuhlican cain Of u AL
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The Good Templars,

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
TURcEILvILLr, Va, August 4.-The
attendance at the Good Templars' tenn
perance bush meeting to-day was be-
tween three and four thousand. AT
the morning session John Gray, OF the
committee, presided,' and addresses
were delivered by Mrs. Buell., of Chi
cseo; Mrs. $. +. Bailey, of Fairfax
county, Va. Rev. l.. G. Miller, of
Harrisonburg, Va, and Hon. Luther
Benson, OF Indiana.
At the afternoon session c. c. Gaver,
of the committee, presided, and ad-
dresses we're made by Colonel George
W. Carter, Of Washington, ID. g. ;
Hon. Luther Benson, and John L..
Thomas, of Maryland.
A public meeting will be held at Lin
coin tonight, two miles distant, to
consider the propriety of forming q
prohibition organization for the State.
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AUCTION sALES-Thts Day.
BY Quarles g ncCurdy,
Real Estate Brokers.


COMMISSIONERS A q CTION
y SALE OF THE REAL ESTATE BE
LONGING TO TIE ESTATE
OF JOHN BRoPHY,
DECEASED. ,,,,--.rs
ON FIFTEENTH AND MARSHALL sIhhhiS'
Haley, &c.,) In the chancery Court OF tho city
re- OF Richmond. Decree Oh 'uiy
Brophy. IS, 1851.
Tho undersigned. in pursuance OF inc aDo ',,ei
mentioned decree, being nppolnteu spoe
commissioners thereby. VIII ouer ior s,'l.; apoI
tho premises. In the order below men,ion,u ,,,,
beginning at O'Clock L. NJ, tho ioiio"'Hs
REAL ESTATE on
FRIDAY. AUGUST 5, 1897:
l. THREE TwO-sTORY-AND-BAS 1
FRAME DWELLINGS. Nos. sol, SOB, and DO
north Fifteenth street. ut the corner Oh a",
shall street. Each lot has front oil ABOUT 10
feet and runs back about 100 ieet.
.. VACANT LOT fronting % feet lhcnos
by 81 feet on Clay between Fifteenth aila ol1-
' g. lot, with Two-sToRY FRAME DWELL;
ING. 40. 1877 Marshall street. LOT fronts ~
feet and run, bGck about ~ feet. ron
4. An UNDIVIDED MOlEIf OF LoI
fronting 1l6 feet on Marshall street pet"och
Fifteenth and sixteenth streets
TERMS. orc third cash; residue NJ SIX ana
twelve months, the purchaser 10 execute W
rcllaule nstes for the deferred payments Win
legal interest addes, and the Title 70 DO re-
TIMED until the entire purch ase-money Is paid.
ROGER b. ATKINSON,
+. u. COMMON,
Special Commissioners.
HALEY ASD AIS. PLAINTIFFS, AGAINST BRO
Puy's ADMINISTRATIVE AND AIS, DEFEND
lNTs-IN The CHANcERY COURT OF THE CITY
CT RICHMOND.
/ BENJAMIN II. Berry. clerk Of said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree In SAID cause OF
July Is. 1857. has teen duly given.
Given upder my hand this 29ih day n July,
1857. fly 20l BENJAMIN II. BERRY.
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A Rarber's Suicide.
Especial telegram to tho Dispatch.I

tspccial telegram 70 tho Dispatch.1
ALEXANDRIA, Va, August 4.-John
Hobzendorf, q well-known and respect
able colored barber, living out in the
Third Ward, swallowed the contents of
a vial of laudanum yesterday evening
and died from its effects at night. He
had been drinking. lie leaves wife
and four children.
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A TLANTIO COAST LINE.

sol. BAAs. Trarrc Manage.
T.. p. THOMAS. Genera Nsssgsr. m
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-05

ruff, grand commander W. w. Allen,
deputy grand commander T. Ii.
Glover, grand generalissimo Il. NJ.
Nadal, grand captain-general; A. II.
Stubs, grand prelate; +. NJ. Moyc,
grand senior warden NJ. Bowes, grand
junior warden; William Simpson,
grand treasurer II. II. Munson, grand
recorder; James ID. Glenn, grand
standard-bearer; j. A. Nichols, grand
sword-bearer J. X. Peacock, grand
warden and w. z. Snakenburg, grand
sentinel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-05
AUCTION AALFS-EUlare Days.
by y. ". Bowe.
Real Estate Auctoncer,
Richmond. Va.
THE FAMOUS HOT SPRINGS
OF VIRGINIA AT AUCTION.

IN rureuance = two DEGREES Of the United
sAic- District count Tor The Western sistrict II
Virginia "in the matter Of =. {. Tariy, bank
ruut entered resi- -ctigely The % II February,
lss5. and l3.h Of April. lss1. and Of 4 decree Of
the Cbsncery cunt Of the city OK Richmond,
In tie suit q " lislls administrator -. Price
aud cls." entered the s3d OF April, lsS5, We
will sen at O'Clock =. 81. on
WEDNESDAY. August Il. 1887.
on The premises, ~ public auction, the noted
non SFKlAGS OF Virginia, situated In Bath
county, Va. asd embracing, besides the value
Die Mineral Springs. about 1872 ACRES OF
LAND. much Of which IL very valuable for
grazing and s.ricUltlu purposes.
Tie curative properties OF the waters OF the
BOT sprisss are equal. II no, superior. 10 those
Of tie famous Hot Sprisss OF Arkansas, aud
their reputation &c extensive.
TIE hOTEL aud COTTAGES are in COED
I0TR HUNDRED Guests, aud the FARM
BUILDINGS ere gsOd and o. su1iciest guam
tky.
Iris property I. situated In the celebrated
Nzrm-S priugs sllev, unrivslied for the beauty
Of II. scenery ard Tor hssltsfulness, aud en-
brsc0s inuumsraDle Hprfgs OF Infinite variety
Of temperature aud varied medicinal proper
ties They sre the only hot Springs east Of the
Mississippi river. ana must necessarily bo tue
great resort of all persons living ia the Atlantic
States vie seek permanent rcliss from rhcu-
mHtisD. govt, and scrOfula.
IL Is no picture of fancy - say that its I'M
utilized esrth-heaied mineral waters are, in
decd. . stream Of gold g0lng in Large part 70
waste down this beautiful valley. 81 Of which
can and WILL De Changed into what nature in
tended Il should bc-a fountain Of health 70
the suhefer and of wealth 10 the Cyner whs
shall have the foresight ami courage TO proper
ly improve ths property. converting II into
ssnitarium that would hare Its thousands OF
visitors every day la The year.
Those Springs are lOcatcd on the rOuts Of the
proposed Wscin-springs Valley railroad. which
viii. IL Is confidently believed. be constructed
IN the near future. This property IL too well
and fayorably known 70 require iulisr de-
scription. but the aretianeer will take plea
sure In giving any information that may bc Do
sired.
TERMS: $4,000 In cash and the residue AT
one. two, and three years. In equal instruments,
with interest from the cay of sale and the title
retained 10y the Court until all tho purchase
money shall have been paid.
ISAAC DAVENPORT JR,
JAMES ALFRED JONES,
W. l.. SIMS,
Commissioners OF United states Court;
A. l. B0ULwARE,
J. z. COOKE,
Commissioners OF Chancery Court
n. ". BowE, Auctioneer.
HALLS ADMINISTRATOR, PLAINTIFF, AGAINST
IRICE'S ExECuTgIX AND AIS. DEfENDAsTs--
IN THE CHAHCERY COURT or THE CRY OF
RICHMOND.
], Benjamin ii. Berry, clerk OF said court,
certify that the bond required Of the special
commissioners by the decree In said cause OF
October Q, 1856. has been duly given.
Given under my hand this I'm day OF octo-
Der, 1855. BENJAMIN u. BERRY,
~ lisa, 81, observation-disclosures Clerk.
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Freight received dai, fot Noli0ix Portl-
molth, smlnneld, henpioL. Ola Point, ~
yerly. aud Il!c1siori, Va: Ns-hiL gton, D. G. 4.
NewLerue, Washing tOU, and lartOrO, y. G.. Al
stations on Atlantic and DsIyille railroad,
Seahoard and Roanoke railroad. Norfolk south
ern railroad, and fsstorn North Carolina gen
orally; also. for Eastern shore OF Virginia and
All regular handbags on he James and Rapps-
hannOck river. at LOWEST RATES, snd
through bills issued.
/. Il. TATUM. Superintendent
mv0s No lifV Main street and Rockstta
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COURT ORDURS.

IN THE CIRCUIT COUPTOF The
i COUNTY or HENRlCO:
Bette G.. Lyulam, admini-,ratriz OF John A.
LYMAN, deceased, Observation-Disclosures. Plaintiff
against
:. ". soutnnard. alcrif. aud ~ such admins
traitor % John staples, deceased; Sarah
staples. Henry Staples Franz .aples. Al
nic Staples. bo,a Staples, Patio siaples.
Clifford StaUles, Thomas staple. aud Su-
SRI staples. Def 'ndauis
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nEsL EsrArg an pH,yAyE sALE
& PARTNERSIIIP.

NlCHM0ND, VA, August 4. N.
E'HE FIRM OF BUTLER a VIII
i son was dissolved August I. 1857, by tho
sale Of TIE intore.tof Littsll Wilson 70 A. ST.
c. BUTLER.
A. ST. c. BUTLER will continue the MANU-
FACTI RE OF TOBACCO in Lie own name,
assuming all liabilities Of the old firm.
A. ST. Z. BUTLER,
au BIT LiTTEIL WILSON.
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AUCTION sALEs-Fusure Days.
CECOND-HAND COTTON MA
~ CiIINERY AT AUCTION.

~ CiIINERI AT AUCTION.
The following described MACHINERY viii be
sold at auction
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10, 1877.
at I o'clock Y. W., In WeOnsocket, r. l..
3g6-INCH KITsON LAPPERs. with counter
shafts attached.
20 s6-INCH FRhNKLIN.FOUNDRY CARDS.
20 30INCH WITHIN CARDS.
9G-INCH HARDY, four nat-top grinder.
/ 90-INCH LOWELL D0UBLEk.
4 WITHIN RAILWAY HEADS.
3 HEADS 1sT, drawing 2 tO1, l2 deliveries.
HEADS %, drawing 2 to !. 16 deliveries.
3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sLUBBERs-
c2i spindles
MASON sLUBBER-s0 splndles,
FLY FRAMFS-1 ,032 spindies.
SO WARP FRAMES-6.9ss sawyer splniles.
SPOILERS 400 svindles.
ROPEDALB WARPERs.
BIS MULE SPiSDLES.
Also, lot OF WARP QUiLIS, BOBBINS,
STOOLS. WAKPER- BEAMS. Etc.
The above sale will take place az the WoOn-
socket Company's NH so-called. recently pur-
chased by us. where machinery can bs in
spcctcd al any time before day Of sale.
WOONSCCkET ELECTRIC MACHINE AND
POWER COMPANY.
JEFFERSON ALDRIcH. Auciioneer. " 3i-Gi
rV,RUSTEE'S SALE OF A VALUA-
4 BILE TRACT OF LAND ~ KING VIII
LIAM wv ~ Ne bE''A tllstb ~ ibb
DEED or TRUST As CONTAINING I5ACRES
ROODS AND % PERCpES.-By virtue u
certain deed u trust from jerome u. Graybill,
81 Philadelphia. Pa. dated the 9th day of July,
1884, and duly recorded In the clerks ONCE Of
King William County Court, and default
having been mide in the payment Of the DEBT
thereby secured, and being required 80 10 10
ty the beneficiary. | shall SELL al tho court
house Of King william county. on
SATURDAY. AUGUST ~, 49,,
at 70 o'clock H.. ALL THAT CERTAIN PAR
GEL OR TRACT OF LAND. together with ali
the improvements thereon, described In -s1
deed a. containing by recent survey AS ares
90 rords and ~ perch-s, and adjoining the
lands If Robert T.. lee, Henry Ben, the Rich
mend. York River and Chesapeake railroad,
and the pamUnkcy river.
1EBNs: II will be sold rs an entirety, b the
same n ore or less. Cash as 20 the expenses ~
saie ard drawing aud recording Of deet Of
irust-say. Scotland also ss 10 the sum ~
5000. with Interest from the 9th dag OF July
1884, al the rate ~ & per cent per annum ani
the residue, II any, upon such terms as may
he announced on the day OF sale
lyg9 h. r. FISHER. Trustee.
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North Carolina knights Tempiars
Especial telegram 70 the Dlspach.I

GREENSBORO, N. C., August A.
The Grand Commandery Of Knights
Iemplars OF North Carolina elected
grand officers last night for the en-
fuipg year, as follows; Q. A. Wood
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(HESApEAKEAND OHOROryE.
y SCHEDULE TAXING kFt 4CT
il Ne T., isb1,


DrhTE RICnM0SD.
$40 a. u. tlr NoWiort Newe. % i'.lt Clm
fort, and Norfolk, 'bty except sun
day
1910 A. NJ. Through ard Local Mall e. All
points Wet rloeprrs 'fftD u
re g. Louisville AID - Louis,
cNceli sunday.
4CO L, A.. Tor Newport News, N,d Point aLd
Norfolk. except sunday.
400 I. 81. CharlottosuiieA Aeon modsii'n,;l-
cent SUNDAY.
GO /, NJ. far Louisville, circinnst,, Cb.cs-
90. 81 Louis. Nemi his, sud N'T
Orleans Fast iXpre's with
through Pullmaus daily Coy
route running Pgl.weps Ue@t
from ficlmoui.
s.i5 p. NJ. limited T. Old Point. daily except
sunday.
500 A. 81. sundays only. ,or Newport News
OLA Poiut a. } Norfolk.
aRSIyB ~ KiCHBOHD.
BOZ f. e. tharlotte-viIe Accommodate.
1855 a. N. from Norfolk. OG Point, slt NeH-
port Nsws except sunday
$40 T. NJ. from ioeal poiuts ard no Nosj, eX-
cept sunday
63J 2, u. nom Nd pont, NoTi0n NsT'
aud Norfolk isly.
$40 T. NJ. from Louisville aid Cincinnati
Fast INyre-s-dHiy.
Derot: Seventeenth and BROAD st.eet5.
V9ckess AZ 1000 nsin street and ~ the Gepot
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
WILLIAMS c. WiCAuAE, Second Sice-Presi-
don't j. Il
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By Benson & Miller,
0fiice corner Eleventh and Main streets.
or 400 WORTH E. OF LADIES I

~ ~ ~ VEN AM Niib
DREN'S SHOES AT AUCTI0N.-At the request
Of A. Bowie, Jr., who intends moving from the
store now occupied by him TO No. SIS east
Broad street. We will sell on
SATURDAY, August q, lSS7,
at store corner Fifth and Broad. commencing
at 10 O'clock, very large assortment Of la
DIES. GENTLEMEN's, AND CHILDREN'S
SHOES. These goods are oil freeh and desira-
HE. Ladies' are particularly invited 10 attend.
aus BENSON 4 MILLER.
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CONNl,,l0rE.'s CTrICR.D
20. 81 SE4IEh tjrirfS5.
fIFnrrsf,.-. 4. H..tsr..s 49,

GOOD PIANOS And OR r,sg
~ CANS 10 RENT.--Een;ais part :"
on all applied on purchase. = ieg Second
Iaud PIANOS at ysur ogu price. Ne want tho
room FOR new goods tnext - corner Ninin
street.. -. y. khECS = 90, sJ} Main street.
Richmond, Va. ~ 3i-e0d5t
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RAILROAD i.ENKS.

@ 80 ggStis s, $3.50;
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Al AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-Schsiuls
commencing MAY IS, lsS1-<ssterx standard
time.
10 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-Steet STATEN daily
etops only at Ashland, junction
Milford, aud Fredcricksburg
Sleeper % Washington. Lesvss
Washington for New York e. li;4e
A. 81.
1907 4. NJ, leaves Byrd-Strest station tsiiy
except sunday. Leave. Washing
ton FOR New YOrG at l:20 +. NJ, ais
by limited AZ $40 =. n.
$50 Z. NJ, leaves Ryrd-Susct station daily
Sleeper 10 New York.
1929 A. NJ, arrives At Byri-snest station daily
Sleeper from New YORK.
222 L. NJ, arrive. as Byr,l-Strertststionf daily
stops at Fredericksburg, Milford,
and Junction sleeper from Wash.
iugton.
e:is P. H., arrives at Dyri-sireet station isily
except Sunday.
ASHLAND TRAINS
DAILY EXCEFT suEDAfa
400 Y. NJ, accommodation, leaves brai
Street station srriYss ~ Sahl.nd
st5P.M VI.
s:O4 p. n, losve, Elba: arrives at Ashland ::
GA +. u.
s:55 A. NJ, accommodation. arrives al Prosi.
Street station; leaves AthlsLd al
b:0l A. VI.
$50 P. NJ, arrived at Elts; lcsyes Ashland Al
5:igP. ".
c.. TAYLOR, Gs1eral TicFst Agent
z. T. d. MTEHs. General Superintendent
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nrpAwTTRI or .rrAuERs.

DrpAHTURI or .TEAuERs.
yTIRGINIA STEAMBOAT .lf89&
COMPATY's -.--s.,ssSso
JAA.E>-hlNER LINZ
ZOE OLD POINT. NOErOLK. POkr-MOtIH,
NkNFpKl NEWS. CLhRENOSI,
AND JAsES-kINER LAND
s.p ONLY DIRECT jnN1 RRooiuiT'R WITHOUT
TRANSFER OR tHANGR ~
ANY KIND.
CONNECTIONS:
a: Old PClNr closely with al linos fof
Washington, y. C., Baltimore, Falladel pAic,
ana New York same aftsruoor:
At NORFOLK win evening trains Tor fE-
rinia Reach and Ocean View;
AtNEWfOKT NEWS for smithaeid. ".
And AT CLAkEMONT with the AtlRntc anu
OaGy.ue railroad for WzycrlY. hics.fori, as.
ONLY AIL-WA1 ~ ROUTE
JAMES RIVER ~ DAlTIGHF
GREAT TOUW"f Linz.
Jamestown. DTTt II GAP. AND WAA
SCENERY.
CHEAPEST ROUTE
RATS MVCh LES THAN HALF CHARGED
b ANY OTHER kpl IE.
FIKST-CLA~S MEALS.
The elegant and last steamer
ARIEL,
f,srr,1ng I ultcd states MALL
CAPTAm DElO.
leaves kicnWDli eTerT
MONDAY NEDNlsUAi, AND FRIDAY =
T. d. tFHQAD-SIkfE FIT CARS tONNL,I ~
TIIL TIIEf for ADorc-LuucG places. eIrisllg
1rOlt POM about 4.Or. 81. 0ld Nortllg zD.t
t.sDP ~ usturlilg 3. the Steamer .safes = It-
falE. or lolut. aI1 4 wort Sews ON a,f-r-
rsfs ceys. 7i7irigg - liri 'n0ni shout /. y.
Through ucKet- ~ Eoofr-DaIned poiut, .I
sale ~ Steamer and Al raTn,rs .gc.cy 100
,lsiu trtct Baggage che sni Nr'tEn
ma E-EuUAs ENGAGED FDf 1AK
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RICHMOND ASD PETERSBURG RAILROAD
TtME-TAbLE.
Commencing SUNDAY. July ,, lss1. uslag
on this road vii run a. foil va:
TRAINS stTTpHAPp
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O.
the sth lGy OF june, lee1l
The Court Goth oltudcc. orlor. aaf decree
that one # The commissioner OF ihis cour, 10
iafe, state, and settle the following a.
counts
ii An account q the transactions q i. ".
Soulhward. sheriff OF Hcnyic0 coanty, and a.
such administrator q he goods AMI ,haiiela
Of Join staple. deceased.
~. IN account g al debts. dues. and de-
MAJ Cs agdiIst tue estate 81 Iahl S,apio-. de-
coaacd. WIKI thcit liruito- orl rg.0ciles.
81. An account ~ One real C..2tc Of which
John Staples died seized. with lh, f.s simple
ana annual value, and inquire Thr,h.r tLe
rents an. issues ~! BE same VIII b., mi lent
20 DISCHARGE lis deut- within Eve years TO-
gcihcr Win any matter deemed ucr,iuent hy
himself a. required Dy Huy Icrty Interested
70 Lc - tc.Gliy sia-ec.
C0,Wl-,loHs.'s CTrlCRC
30. % SlArEh BUILDING.
lICBNCSD, VA. AggLs, {. i,...
Al PARTIES interf slcd IN 'ho fo-.roiu, decree
are here by notified that laye E1.i on MON
DAY tie Bib day ~ September, 1851, ~ r.
O'Clock A. NJ, ~ nc .ine sud TIC a50yc-rlen
tiOned once as Tie rlaco. Tor maSin; TIE in
auirles and taking the account, directed by
said cscTcc. And all persons having claims
Grainst the estate Ct JChu .tupies. Deceased.
are warned 10 appear le,0ro mo at .aiI time
and place and prove iho samc.
Given under my band. - Commissioner in
chercory OF the Circuit Court OF The county Of
honIicO the day aud ycarat0ys written.
EDNUND &. MINOR,
Commissioner.
JONI JACKSON, p. @. au5-tlW
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old DOMINIONSTEAM-u, ~
~ SHIP COMPANY. s.S1eS@is%
PoR NEW YORl

FOR NEW YORK
steamers isage itichmond EVERY TUESDAY
and FRIDAY al J.. n, aud SUNDAY a. high
water
steamer, isago New York for Richnond rtd
Norfolk EVERY TUESDAY, THU RsDAY, aud
SATl RDAl ot3P. VI.
Passenger accOnmodsti unsurpssscd.
Cabin fare o. New lorr va. JamOs-rfyof
route inciudlug meals and berth. ...-.ss 90
ROund-ttp tickets limited - thirty days
after dste Of issue. IL ~
steerage, WITH subsistence ............... 60
Storage, without suhsistence. so
Cabin fare va Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ ~
Cabin fare ola Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. .......................' '''...... 10 8
TicteIs can be obtained at A. ". Garber'.
1000 Main street; Chesapeake aud Ohio AMI
Richmond and Petersburg iepOA, and 81 CON-
psnys of1cos 1891 Main street, and wharf.
hOckstt.-
Frelshis forwarded aud through bills Of ladlng
issnsd for points beyond New York.
Freight received daily until 8 7. NJ
hanIfcst closed On sailing days one hour be-
fore departure
Passengers can leeys New York THURSDAY
and saturday ats i. NJ. by the Newport News
steamer and arrive at Richmond 10y the Chcsa~
peake and Ohio train the next day at OBS r. NJ.
Passengers leaving Richmond on MONDAYS,
TUESDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, THU RSDAlS,
ana SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake asd ohio
railway (rid Newport News a. p. NJ, and
by Richmond aud Petersburg railroad same
days at 1919 A. NJ. will make connection ~
NORFOLK With steamer leaving those days
sAILlNGS THIS WEEK.
wYANohE. Captain JgSsEY FRIDAY.
August 5th. at 3 O'Clock p VI.
ROANOKE, Captain COUCH, SUNDAY,
August 7th. at o'clock A. ".
OLD DOMINION, Captain iiULfnBgs TUES
DAY. August 9TH, at O'Clock y. N.
0x0kGz w. ALLEN 3 CO., Agents,
No. 1901 Main street, and
Ccmpanyis wharf Rock atts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-05

AUCTION sALEs-Future Days.
last MARSH AL L s. STREET
PROPERTY.
A MUCH-NEEDED WANT TO BE
PARTIALLY SUPPLIED BY THE SALE
THOSE FIVE BRICK DWELLINGS,
Eos. 700, ZOE, 7Oi. FOG, AND 7o5H
EAST MARSHALL STREET.
By Chewing 3 Rose.
Real Estate Auctioneers aud Brokers,
No. north Tenth street.
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF THAT
PARCEL OF LAND WITH DWELLINGS
THEREON, NUMBERED AS ABOVE,
At THE
NORTHEAST INTERSECTION or
MARSHALL AND SEVENTH STREETS.
Py virtue of two certain deeds OF trust on re-
cord IN the clerk q Office Of the Richmond Chan-
cerv Court in Deed Books No. l2j II, page lf<,
and Deed. Book 1870 c, page 1855. default having
teen mado IN tho payment OF the debts there
in secured and being required by the holders
thereof. We will sell by auction, upon the prem
isos, on scsn - - - 49, - ---.--.
WEDNESDAY. ACGUsr 10, 1857,
nj G O'Clock p. NJ. tho PROPERTY located "a
atovc. Each dwelling contains eight rooms
with all modern conveniences. The near
ness Of this property TO the business centre OF
the city causes us to regret that we have not
twenty-five instead Of five dwellings OF TINS
class for sale az the point named. An expe-
rience Of many years causes our syInpathles
10 60 out IN behalf Of the good Housewives
whose lives arc shortened in looking Tor shcn
havens ~ rest and comfort. On the other hand,
you men If means can purchase here upon me
assurance that you are acquiring good lucra-
tive Investment
IERHs: 10 be az nouucod at sale.
j. b. MOORE,
T.. II. MEADE,
Trustees under first deed.
r. b. MEADE.
Trustee under second decd
CUEwETSG & ROSE, Auctionecrs. an